Twin Peaks

Great place to relax with a couple of cold ones and watch your favorite sports. Pretty ladies with great service, especially Carla.

I’ve been in several times. Food is good. Great sports atmosphere but the waitress’ are usually average, however, we had Sam recently. She’s cute and courteous and made sure we we’re always taken care of.

This place is amazing! This is by far the best restaurant in El Paso for the coldest beer in town and the friendliest staff! They are all about hospitality and customer service! This is my first time here and I will definitely be back and will bring my friends and family.

My expectations walking in were not the highest based on previous reviews, but I figured it would at least be decent. After that dining experience I can’t even say it was decent. We went during lunch on a Thursday and the two hostesses who greeted us were barely amicable, but we were offered the choice between a table or a booth. It was me, my husband, and our son so we chose a booth. Our waitress was much more pleasant and helpful, albeit a little slow on remembering things.
First she took our drink order while we looked over the menus, being it was our first time in the restaurant we took a little longer to peruse the food selections. We both ordered ice tea, mine without lemon, and a soda for our son. She brought back the soda and two waters, both with lemon, and it took another 5+ minutes for the tea to be brought out. When it finally arrived, mine had lemon in it and that correction took another 5 minutes. I should have just ordered water because the tea was incredibly light in color and barely tasted like it.
We decided to order for our son first since five-​year olds don’t like to wait long for food, and ordered him the chicken sliders. We continued to peruse the menu while looking at food photos on Unilocal,and eventually decided we would share the BBQ pulled pork nachos, and the chicken ranch sandwich. My husband has an aversion to tomatoes and I detest onions so we ordered the chicken ranch sandwich without the pico, and the nachos without the pico and tomatoes.
Our son’s sliders were the first to arrive. We were a little shocked by what they called chicken sliders. Two small grilled chicken pieces, about a third of the size of a normal chicken tender, sat awkwardly atop a slice of pickle on a dinner roll. The rolls were toasted but dry and slightly on the burnt side. When I laid the pieces of chicken side-​by-​side next to each other instead of on top of one another, the chicken pieces weren’t even large enough to fill up the dinner roll. The fries were fine, although completely unseasoned, which we found odd because the fries we received with our chicken sandwich were highly seasoned.
Now, onto our food. The nachos, which I will include a photo of, were completely disappointing. The plate was heaping, but the toppings were scarce! I found less than a handful of chips with queso on them, the beans were refried, I expected pinto from the menu, and there were even less beans than queso. Having lived in the south for many years I was extremely disappointed with the pulled pork. It was under-​seasoned and overly greasy. The BBQ sauce was very sweet and did nothing to bolster the flavor of the pulled pork or overall dish for that matter. The majority of what was on the plate were bare tortillas chips, and all those on the bottom of the plate were swimming in grease. The only saving grace for me were the fresh tomatoes and cilantro that accompanied it. I was disappointed there wasn’t even hot sauce to help the flavor.
Last came the chicken ranch sandwich, a less than memorable… what was I talking about? The breast of chicken was small and flavorless. It was topped with pepper jack cheese, which also surprising had no flavor, not even a kick spice. The ranch that was supposed to be on it came on the side when our son’s meal arrived, about 15 minutes prior. The sandwich was topped with bacon that was heavy on fat, grease, and pepper, with no other flavor to increase interest. The one thing the sandwich did have was the pico, that we had asked not be on the sandwich when we placed our order. Our waitress was very apologetic and a few minutes later a man, seemingly a manager?, came out to take the sandwich back. It returned almost immediately with now hot, wilted lettuce and a bun that still tasted of pico.
Although our waitress was nice and came to check on us twice, it would have been nice to be offered a refill on our drinks/​water and possibly dessert. She just seemed distracted and happy to get us out of our seats.
Like the meal itself, the bill was hard to swallow. It’s almost painful to pay nearly $ 50 for poor food and a meal that took so many wrong turns. It wasn’t completely abysmal so my review receives two stars, however we will never return to this restaurant, and will think twice about ever returning to a Twin Peaks restaurant again.

Bartenders to busy on there phones to take care of customers. First time to this location definitely won’t waste 2 hours of my life again

Wish their was one of these im L. A! Chicken sandwich was good! Atmosphere was the best!

Poblano Chicken ($ 9.50): Grilled chicken, pepper jack, fire roasted poblano, lettuce, onion, tomato, and chipotle mayo. Served with Fire Fries. This burger/​sandwich was loaded with flavor and surprisingly, a little kick of spice. The fries were delicious and they have a special ketchup at the table that does go really well with them.
Twin Cheeseburger ($ 9.50): Caramelized onion, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and choice of cheese (pepper jack). Solid burger, but I preferred the chicken burger.
Green Chile Parmesan Buffalo Wings (6 for $ 7.95): These were fantastic! I was blown away by the flavor. It really had a nice chile flavor with a touch of spice and the creamy Parmesan to balance it. This is probably one of the best flavored wings I’ve had anywhere.
They also have three house brews on-​tap, which is neat since I didn’t realize they were also a brewery. Ruben had the Twin Peaks Knotty Brunette (5.3% ABV 27 IBU) American Brown Ale.
This one was a surprise for me. I didn’t expect to enjoy the food as much as I did. I would return for the wings alone! There’s a Twin Peaks in Las Vegas, but I still haven’t been there! Service was great and it’s a fun vibe. Their merchandise is cheeky and make great gifts. We got one that says «I’m the man! Of course I love you… Now get me a beer!»

Pros:
–The beer and food selection was pretty decent
–The environment was very energetic and fun
–The overall theme was pleasing
–The waitresses were very polite
Cons:
–It was a knock off step down from Hooters
–The waitresses aren’t really good role models (don’t take your little ones here)
–The waitresses are not as professionally looking as compared to Hooters

First of all our waitress couldn’t take a joke from a African American man. Then it took forever to get my bacon then they gave me the wrong meal and then our waitress pawned us on another waitress. …and my buddy still hasn’t got his drink and it’s been an hr and 8 min no order taken

Since I have a scheduled appointment at the Del Sol Medical Center tomorrow morning, I came down today a got a room for the night. On the way, I passed Twin Peaks so I decided to stop for dinner. My wife was along and she order a large chicken salad which she said was very good. I had the meatloaf which was smothered in brown gravy containing mushrooms, onions, green chiles, red peppers, and shredded carrots. It was delicious. It came with very good mac ‘n’ cheese and sautéed broccoli. Service was very good. Since it is a sports eatery, it is full of TVs and is very noisy.

Great service food and beer… came to watch the football game. Beautiful waitresses that are really friendly. Will be coming back again for food beer sports and great service

The food was ok. Was recommended by others to check out the place. Service was ok. Would not recommend this as a family restaurant.

Initially I gave it 3 stars, even came back with a large group until I saw my credit card statement for the first dinner here and the waitress added a extra $ 100 tip for herself.
Came in really early one Saturday night for an UFC fight, didn’t know if we were going to stay for the fight or not, we ended up for dinner and the fight. I had a chicken burger which was okay, passable, my buddy had the fish tacos and same thing, nothing special, large chain type food. We had several rounds of beers, nachos and chicken wings throughout the night. Service was slow that night, got it, it was packed for the night.
I decided to bring a group from work back couple nights later, and we had a decent meal, nothing special to report. I travelled out of the country for work, and the next time I paid attention to my credit card activity and to my surprise it was $ 100 more than what my bill was. It was not liked I stiffed the waitress for my time, I did give her a nice tip but not $ 100 on a $ 30 meal.

Even without the eye candy this is well worth a trip. The food and drink is very good. Plate size chicken fried steak (made from scratch) with jalapeño cream gravy and an ice cold beer is pure Texan. My wife enjoyed an excellent hangover burger with egg and even tolerated my constantly roving eye. Our only gripe is the overly loud music, but anyone under 30 won’t mind at all. Just don’t expect a nice dinner conversation. Service was impeccable. I’m glad there is another location on my side of town. Next trip will be there. Enjoy the food and enjoy the view and enjoy the evening.

Love this place. This is the second twin peaks I’ve been too and have never been disappointed. The food is delicious and beer is always cold. The staff is very friendly and service is fantastic. The scenery is also very nice! If your in the area make it a point to eat here you won’t be disappointed!

Great food. No, really it is great food. Steak was juicy and we got the peak platter. Oh my goodness, fried pickles was great. We tried fried pickles at another place and it was more batter than pickles lol. Anyways, food was good. Bar was quick. But I guess they have a quicker standard cause our waitress had informed the manager that our drinks had come a little late due to the bar so they took it off our tab and apologized. Wow. They checked on us every so often to make sure there wasn’t any other mistakes and this was during one of those MMA nights, so it was packed. Food arrived quickly and it was still hot. Great job! Will be coming back.

Ever since this place opened i had tried to come in but the wait times were always 2hrs and up. Now that the buzz has settled down i was able to come in on a thursday night before the busy dinner crowds. Initially i noticed the lumberjack theme which i had never experience before. I’m not typically attracted by restaurants with a theme because the theme is always the seller, not the food. Obviously one of the factors that brings the crowds is the amount of cleavage exposed by the waitresses. For that reason the place is mostly filled with men, most drinking lots of cold beer.
I really wanted to try the food and most importantly the freezing temperature beer. I started off with a Man Sam which is a huge pint of Sam Adams. The temperature of the beer is definitely special. I’ve never had a colder beer in my life. That is definitely a trend El Paso needs.
We ordered the pulled pork nachos as an appetizer and i have to say, some of the best nachos I’ve ever tried. They are so full of flavor and the queso is really good. A great thing about this place is that once we sat down we were approached by more than one waitress asking if we had been helped, and even the manager came over and took our drink orders. The service is really great and it made us feel like they were happy we were there. Our real waitress was really funny and kept us laughing throughout the night. I ordered the poblano chicken sandwich which was good because the chicken was cooked perfectly and it was tender and moist. The poblano part i wasn’t too fond of because it wasn’t spicy at all. Maybe i’m used to a big kick when a sandwich is featured with any chile. The steak fries were so deliciously hot. It was really nice to wash down my meal with an ice cold beer. Thats definitely a winner for me.

I hand selected to go to this place because certain reviews suggested it was one for the best places to acquire a philly cheesesteak. Ergo, a majority of this short review will focus on that one entrée. But first, let’s address the elephant upon initial entry of the room.
The bikini clad waitresses are a bit much… which barely makes this place [little] kid friendly. Not sure if this is even necessary or if this place is attempting to be a «classy» version of Hooters. Though I found it amusing that the manager doesn’t sport the same attire.
Their version of the infamous philly cheesesteak is made with provolone, rather than American cheese. So right off the bat, that gives things a very different taste. What I found strange was their need to sprinkle oregano over the cheese. It almost tasted of mozzarella. The beef was decent enough… could have used more seasoning, however. On a more positive note, the fries were amazing! Steak fries which were lightly seasoned to perfection. No additional salt or ketchup required.
This place is alright enough. Would I return? Sure. It just won’t be for the cheesesteak. I’m thinking of trying one of their burgers next time. Expect an edit to this review at a later date.
As a footnote I should also mention that the wifi here is amazingly stable and fast!

Great sports bar! Yes, the waitresses are clad a bit skimpy, but our waitresses were very customer oriented, friendly & provides great service!
The soft pretzel came with a mustard sauce & a cheese sauce & was very tasty & served pipping hot! I ordered the venison burger since it received such outstanding reviews. It was very tasty! The fire fries were great, not as hot as the name describes.
I’ll definitely return to dine & watch sports!
It’s rather loud, so if you want to converse, it’s a little difficult to do that.

WORST SERVICE EVER.
First, we waited in line for over an hour after being told it would only take 20 minutes. Initially it was fine because a couple folks in our party were running a little behind. After watching everyone who arrived after us sit before we did, I decided to confront the hostess. You could tell by the shuffling of the four or so pages of handwritten notes in front of her, they were unorganized. They were unable to find my name in their primitive reservation system, so a supervisor/​manager introduced himself to us and informed us the only table available in the near future was on the patio and he would be happy to turn on the heaters for us. Reluctantly we accepted. We should have known this would be foreshadowing of what was to come.
I only ordered an appetizer, but I was offered one of my friend’s Pulled Pork Sliders and man was it grossly over salted. So bad that we had to drink water every time we took a bite. When my bill arrived, it was only a $ 5 tab, so I threw in the only bill I had in wallet ($ 20) and when she brought back all of the check holders for everyone to finalize and sign, she did so in an oddly rushed fashion. That’s when I realized my $ 15 change wasn’t brought back to me. I waited and looked for our waitress and she was nowhere to be found. I then went on a search for the same supervisor/​manager who sat us in the beginning. Gave it a few minutes and just decided Twin Peaks wasn’t worth another minute of my time and vowed never to return.
tl;dr: Bad service and mediocre food.